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A second-hand clothing and accessories store is also called a thrift store, it is a retail business that sells second-hand clothes, second-hand clothes (from the old French frepe, "chiffon", from the lower Latin faluppa, “fiber, worthless little thing”). By metonymy, second-hand clothing designates the resale of clothes and, by extension, objects that have already been used.
Some thrift stores are run by charities, the clothes coming from private donations. The collection, sorting, possible repairs and the sale of clothes can be provided by a social reintegration company.
Others operate on the principle of consignment, the clothes are brought by individuals and the thrift store acts as their commercial intermediary.
Finally, some buy the clothes, generally by weight, during destocking of factories or traditional stores (bankruptcies, end of series, unsold sales, etc.).
In addition to the low prices in these stores, their interest lies in the fact that it is possible to find vintage clothes there.
Keywords: used clothing trade, second-hand second-hand clothes, second-hand fashion accessories, second-hand clothing trade, thrift store, Clothes and objects that have been used by other people and that are wrinkled and worn , thrift shop, ragpicker, vintage